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Airport of Foggia “Gino Lisa”: This airport is mainly used for tourist flights connecting the region to its archipelago of Tremiti Islands. Internal flight to main cities in Italy such as Milan, Turin, Palermo are also available. You will have to pay for parking at the beach from June to September, and it usually costs €5-10 a day.

Spiaggia del Castello (Castle Beach) is south of Vieste and within walking distance of the centre of town. Puglia & Matera - a suggested travel itinerary using public transport to tour Puglia, with a side-trip to Matera. AccommodationLampascioni sott'olio, prepared bulbs of the grape hyacinth Leopoldia comosa preserved in olive oil Instead, you may want to drive across the mountains from Rome to Pescara, a beautiful trip. Then go south along the scenic Adriatic coast of Italy to Puglia for another 1½ hours. Simply follow the interactive map of Puglia above. The colored lines on the map indicate train lines. The red are the major lines of the Ferrovie dello Stato Italiane, abreviated FS on most scedules. The other lines are, or were, privately run. Don't worry, it all works pretty seamlessly. Where to Go in Puglia on the Train It’s still a beautiful beach with soft golden sand and dunes that make it feel further from the town than it is.

Seduced by timeless dolce vita, sandy beaches with blue water, divine food and wine, culture and history and so much more, thousands, if not millions, choose Puglia for an authentic Italian experience.

One of the advantages of Pescoluse is that most of the beach is free with only a few lidos at the far end (including fancy Le Cinque Vere). Can you use the rail network of Puglia to train your way around Puglia on your vacation? Through the use of private lines and public FS lines, Puglia offers a rail network that's quite impressive. The Puglia Rail Map below shows most of the rail lines between major tourist cities and towns in Puglia. The Foggia to Lecce rail line (see our Puglia Rail Map) gets you from north to south in Puglia in 2 1/2 to three hours, depening upon the speed of the train. It costs about 10 euro to ride. There are many compelling coastal cities to stop at along the route. There are some private rail lines in operation in Puglia like the Ferrovie Sud Est, which serves small towns on the peninsula and has a station in Lecce. Geography aside, it’s a delightfully stunning place. In fact, Puglia still retains la dolce vitathat enamored so many travelers in Italy a half-century ago. It’s a great place to visit, and a Puglia road trip will let you see one of the top places to visit in Italy. There’s no lido here so it’s entirely free (bring your own umbrella) and you can see the powdery white sand. The shallow clear water is perfect for a dip.

Essentially though, the timing worked, the accommodation we selected was great, and we came away with a deep appreciation of this part of Italy. The picture on the left above shows a specialty bread being made with dough, olive oil, and whatever vegetables are in season. It's a favorite of everyone who takes a cooking class at Masseria Provenzani just north of Lecce. Events Don't entirely shun "bad" weather. Sometimes the rain clears and amazing things happen to the light.Upon arrival in Gallipoli, note that you can't park in its old town, so you’ll need to find a space in the large car park by the port. Driving in Italy has its....quirks...so we recommend you read this post - 14 Things to Know Before a Puglia Road Trip - before you finalise your route and rent your car in Puglia. North of the Taranto label is that area marked by the circular dwellings called Trulli centered on the town of Alberobello. The town's popularity with tourists has led to an evolution of its cuisine, which you can read about: In Alberobello, Cucina Povera gets an upgrade.